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This article is based on a research conducted to see the relationship of sexual harassment with mobility of females, going out daily, in Lahore Metropolitan. Forms, causes, effects and strategies (individual/mass level) to handle the problem were studied using mixed methods including structured schedule, in-depth interviews and Focus Group Discussions. While using purposive sampling technique, 600 females were grouped into three categories of: students, working women and housewives to get their opinion about extent of the problem and suggestions to tackle the problem of sexual harassment in the absence of legal definition (including legal response) of street sexual harassment in Pakistan. Data, thus collected, were analyzed using descriptive as well as inferential statistical (averages, correlations, ANOVA). To solve the problem, all study participants demanded a more serious role of law enforcement agencies.

Tahira Jabeen, Munazza Sunbal, Neelofer Taj. (2017) Relationship Between Women Mobility And Sexual Harassment: Empirical Study Of Metropolitan City Of Lahore, Pakistan Journal of Criminology, Volume-09, Issue-4.
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